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Sounds good to me. The regulators will never allow it, though. It decreases their own power. They would call the unregulated markets a danger to the economy as
by javert 13y ago
Sounds good to me. The regulators will never allow it, though. It decreases their own power. They would call the unregulated markets a danger to the economy as a whole.
(Ironic, isn't it? Since the "Great Recession" was caused by government, as well as the fact that we're still in a slump and will be until there is major political change.)
The business of the SEC is to nanny rich adults, and nobody wants that job because they just care so much about those rich adults and truly want to force them to do the best things for themselves. As if forcing people to be good were even possible.
- dragonwriter 13y ago> the "Great Recession" was caused by government This is true only in that it was a direct consequence of deregulation that removed regulations designed to protect against a repeat of the Great Depression.